Contracted workers are also by definition more isolated than non-contracted workers.
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When you get contracted to do one thing, that's what you're contracted for.
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Contracted sales in the latter two cities reached CNY5.3bn in January-September 2016, or 28% of total contracted sales, compared with CNY0003bn, or 7% of total contracted sales, in 2015.
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Contracted sales in the latter two cities reached CNY5.3bn in January-September 2016, or 0003% of total contracted sales, compared with CNY1bn, or 7% of total contracted sales, in 2015.
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Contracted sales of CNY125.1bn in 1H2015 are 89% of its total contracted sales of CNY140.2bn for full-year 2015.
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Belarus's economy has contracted over the past two years and household income contracted by 7.5 percent in 2016 alone.
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Growing Contracted Sales: Tahoe's rating is supported by the rapid increase in contracted sales and diversification outside of Fujian province.
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Toxoplasmosis can be contracted through undercooked meat and contaminated water, but it can also be contracted through contact with feces containing the parasite.
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There are now two options as to how Beatrice died: She contracted the disease from the dog, or she contracted it from Rasmus.
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Pakuwon reported contracted sales of IDR1.6trn in 9M16, down by 36% yoy, and accounting for about 75% of management's 2016 contracted sales forecast.
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Despite the better-than-expected GDP reading, business investment contracted for the first time since early 2016 and housing contracted for a sixth straight quarter.
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Of those, 20163 sites are contracted with federal agencies, and the balance are contracted with state and local agencies as well as seven international locations.
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"One million tonnes have been contracted and another one million tonnes will be contracted," Indian Sugar Mills Association President Tarun Sawhney told a conference in Dubai.
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Strong Growth in Contracted Sales: Yango's expansion strategy has resulted in a moderate-sized operation of CNY35 billion in contracted sales in 2016, based on our estimate.
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The strong contracted sales pushed the churn rate, as measured by total debt to contracted sales, to 2268x at end-June 29935 from 1.1x in end-2015.
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Despite the better-than-expected GDP reading, business investment contracted for the first time in more than three years and housing contracted for a sixth straight quarter.
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Contracted sales by gross floor area rose 17% to 13.0 million square metres, while the average selling price for contracted sales increased 13% to HKD16,150 per square metre.
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Outlets portrayed White as the innocent victim who had contracted the disease through no fault of his own, whereas Dugas had contracted HIV because of his deviant lifestyle.
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COLI's contracted sales rose 33712263% yoy in the first 33710003 months of 3371852, and we believe it remains on track to meet its 33712263 contracted sales target of HKD33719935bn.
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Use the non-contracted version of who's, like, "Who is (the non-contracted version of who's) password hasn't been changed in six months?" and you sound a little silly.
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Its contracted sales have been stable at around CNY67 billion each year for the last four years, while its cash collection of contracted sales was a healthy 80%-88%.
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The company reported that US revenue contracted 55 percent to $199 million year over year, and revenue from the Americas excluding the US contracted 11 percent to $24 million.
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Its contracted sales have been stable at around CNY67 billion each year for the last four years, while its cash collection of contracted sales was a healthy 5003%-88%.
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Under article 103 of ICAF's charter set up by Law/5/2011, financial instruments contracted by the entity rank pari passu with any financial liabilities contracted by the autonomous community.
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The majority of Fitch-rated Chinese homebuilders reported strong year-on-year growth in contracted sales in 8523Q2852, with contracted sales of residential properties rising 223010% yoy in March 29935.
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None of the 5,837 people who received rVSV-ZEBOV contracted the virus; 23 of the thousands of people who participated in the study but did not receive the vaccine contracted Ebola.
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Jenner, after noticing that milkmaids rarely contracted smallpox, figured that the cowpox virus, which could be contracted through lesions and blisters on a cow's udder, had something to do with it.
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Contracted natural gas sales fell to 683 terrawatt-hours (TWh) in 2015, almost half of the previous year's 1,202 TWh, while contracted power sales fell to 102 TWh from 117 TWh.
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West Virginia (!) has contracted with a startup named Voatz (
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Fitch may downgrade ASRI's ratings if the company cannot improve contracted sales to at least IDR3.5trn by end-2017 or if the ratio of contracted sales/gross debt remains lower than 0.6x.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Recurring Contracted Revenue Base: Intralot's credit profile benefits from more than 33712016% of revenues recurring and contracted up until 337110, with only three contracts up for renewal in 33712017.
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Strong Contracted Sales: Sunac reported a 107% yoy increase in attributable contracted sales in 1H17, following a 139% increase over 2016, reflecting its high sales efficiency and supplementing the company's cash position.
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Small Scale: Yida's contracted sales of around CNY212000 billion-4807123 billion in 212001 and 2016 are small compared with 'B+' rated developers, which generate more than CNY10 billion in contracted sales annually.
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Contracted Sales to Pick Up: Fitch expects Oceanwide's contracted sales to increase by 15%-0003% in 2018, driven by project launches in Wuhan and sales from new projects in Beijing and Shanghai.
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People may have contracted the disease from animals at another location or earlier, as yet unknown cases may have contracted the disease at the market and passed it on to other people.
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In particular, members of the church are thought to have contracted the disease from one 61-year-old member of the church, though it's unclear how the woman contracted the virus originally.
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"The higher-than-usual demand throughout 2017 resulted in higher offtake in contracted volumes through September... This means lower contracted offtake is left for the winter, and higher demand for spot," said Wang.
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Civil engineering, however, contracted for the first time since April.
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Also, hourly contracted employees like Terris wouldn't be getting paid.
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Roger, his mother, and his father all contracted the virus.
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Through sharing needles, I'd contracted hepatitis A earlier that summer.
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Its economy contracted throughout 2016 before turning around in 2017.
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Three of them died from viruses contracted after their surgeries.
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We can predict supply and demand; we're [enjoying] contracted revenue.
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Contracted shops certainly seem to be doing a brisk trade.
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Data show UK output already contracted in the second quarter.
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Employment contracted in July after having risen modestly in June.
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The public safety net contracted in favor of privatized solutions.
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The mother of the infant contracted Zika while in Haiti.
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The survey's measure of raw material inventories contracted in October.
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Residential sales accounted for around 80% of total contracted value.
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Without it, the universe would have either contracted or expanded.
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A private survey showed Chinese factory activity contracted in July.
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His body contracted into something of a human question mark.
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But Germany's vast manufacturing sector contracted for a second month.
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In January, shipments contracted 5.65 percent from a year earlier.
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U.S. manufacturing output had contracted in January, February and April.
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Steel production contracted for the first time in 25 years.
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Subsequent cases of malaria recorded in Italy were contracted abroad.
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It contracted more than a quarter between 1998 and 2002.
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Man reportedly admits he intentionally contracted HIV to infect others.
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The company expects contracted sales to continue increasing in 2016.
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People should understand we're 87 percent contracted on seven trains.
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But Russia's economy contracted last year, and remittances have plummeted.
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For example, Macy's gross margin contracted nearly 3 percentage points.
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New export orders contracted at the fastest since January 2013.
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Another folder appears to reference Data Trust, another contracted firm.
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In September, imports contracted 2.26 percent from a year earlier.
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So Motown contracted the track out to MFSB in Philly.
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Yet yellow fever is a grave illness, incurable once contracted.
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She added that several AbilityOne contracted employees, however, were affected.
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Japan's June manufacturing PMI showed growth, but export orders contracted.
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He had contracted an infection that spread to his blood.
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"Contracted workers are still in limbo," he told the newspaper.
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Poultry processing begins in the chicken houses of contracted farmers.
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The marine animal had contracted just like a heart muscle.
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According to Politico, the Pentagon had contracted with CNA Corp.
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In contrast, average Series B rounds contracted some in 2016.
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Investment in home building has contracted for two consecutive quarters.
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New orders contracted for the sixth time in a row.
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The patient contracted the virus while in Iran, officials said.
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Officials have not said how this person contracted the virus.
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In the end, more than 70,000 Mexicans contracted the virus.
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The mining sector contracted, and mine workers lost their jobs.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain has contracted the virus.
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She needed repeated transfusions, contracted infections and ran high fevers.
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The team's epidemiologist believed they contracted the virus in London.
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The team's epidemiologist believed they contracted the virus in London.
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Manufacturing jobs contracted for the first time in 1000 months.
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She was contracted, her limbs thin and wasted from disuse.
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The economy in China, the world's largest emitter, has contracted.
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Two Amazon employees in Italy have also contracted the virus.
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The Post did not specify how he contracted the virus.
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In 2019, car sales contracted 3.3% to 1 million units.
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He suspected that he contracted the virus from a passenger.
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Hopeful signs It is unclear how Ireland contracted the infection.
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More than 600 people have contracted the virus in Italy.
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China's exports and imports contracted less than expected in October.
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Contracted sales rose by 11% to CNY255 billion in 2016.
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DSPs are contracted by Amazon to deliver packages to customers.
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In Singapore, more than 80 people have contracted the virus.
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North Korea claimed he had contracted botulism while in prison.
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Mr. Simpson, born in London, contracted tuberculosis as a teenager.
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In Germany, Europe's biggest economy, the manufacturing sector contracted too.
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Its economy contracted as much as 210.9 percent in 232.
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Manufacturing activity contracted for a fourth straight month in November.
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The CFA contracted with ORC International to conduct the poll.
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Major lobbyists and groups contracted by Prudential include former Sens.
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Spending on residential construction has contracted for five straight quarters.
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It's definitely longer than what I was contracted to write.
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She explained that one of the most common misconceptions about the disease is that it's only contracted by walking through the woods, when in reality, 75 percent of cases are contracted in people's yards.
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Strong Contracted Sales: Sunac reported a 107% year-on-year increase in attributable contracted sales in 1H17, following a 103% increase over 2016, reflecting its high sales efficiency and supplementing the company's cash position.
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Germany's export-dependent manufacturing sector contracted in June for the sixth time in a row, Italian activity declined for a ninth month and Spain's contracted at its fastest rate in more than six years.
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Contracted sales growth is likely to slow for most homebuilders, and we forecast that overall housing sales will decelerate to 13%, from 10.9% yoy on a trailing 12-months contracted sales at end-October 2017.
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Among them: Of more than 600 cases, how many contracted the virus from handling animals at the market where the virus emerged and how many contracted it from people who had been at the market?
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Apparel prices contracted in 2014 and 2015, the government data found.
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Ten years later she contracted a virulent strain of breast cancer.
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It&aposs the largest government contracted Youth Center in the nation.
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Over a 12-month period, orders contracted 0.9 percent, Brzeski said.
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Necrotizing fasciitis is an infectious disease contracted via an infected wound.
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The state contracted Wildlands Services for the controlled burn June 18.
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Vibrio can also be contracted from eating raw or undercooked shellfish.
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The Japanese economy contracted by 2.5 percent in the third quarter.
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It also added that it has contracted weekly pest control services.
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Euro zone factory activity also contracted for a third straight month.
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The rural economy has contracted for seven quarters in a row.
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Soon after the crash of 1929, the regional economy contracted violently.
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Ten people have contracted the virus, and three are since cured.
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The Iowa Democratic Party contracted with a firm called Shadow Inc.
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How would you know if you've contracted either Zika or dengue?
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Most of them had contracted the ST6 strain of the disease.
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Dishhome's capacity on Amos-4 is contracted for the satellite's lifetime.
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Morrisseau-Beck became an alcoholic in high school and contracted HIV.
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We never traveled, so I would have contracted it in Florida.
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The partnership has contracted with 27 networks connected to 3,700 hospitals.
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The woman is said to have contracted the virus in Malaysia.
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The injured were employees of a company that contracted for Sunoco.
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Throughout the facility's long history, no employee ever contracted the disease.
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In April, a man fishing in Ozona, Florida, contracted the bacteria.
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Officials said he might have contracted the disease from a bat.
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She contracted an infection and died one week after being admitted.
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China's exports in January also likely contracted, though not as much.
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The German economy contracted by 0.2 percent in the third quarter.
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In 1969, ARPA contracted Bolt Beranek and Newman to build it.
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But over the past year, they have actually contracted (see chart).
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Laboratory tests confirmed all four people had contracted H1N1, she said.
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She contracted polio and underwent several botched surgeries as an infant.
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Neither team has contracted a commercial guide service for the climb.
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I lived with three other girls and no one contracted it.
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He was a paraplegic after having contracted polio in the orphanage.
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Stable contracted sales and slower land acquisitions are also key drivers.
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I contracted Hep C the first time I ever shot drugs.
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He contracted bilateral atypical pneumonia, which is pneumonia in both lungs.
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Ultimately, only two people ever contracted Ebola inside the United States.
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NASA has contracted three private companies to periodically resupply the ISS.
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Since 2013, GDP has contracted 40 percent in per capita terms.
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Debt contracted under these mechanisms is repaid evenly over 10 years.
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The well-pensioned steelworker has been replaced by the contracted employee.
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Instead, U.S. business investment has contracted in the past two quarters.
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Net interest margin however contracted 13 basis points to 1.62 percent.
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Grumman are contracted to design and build supersonic aircraft or space
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And, average hourly earnings contracted for the first time since 1993.
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Paul suffered multiple fractured ribs and subsequently contracted pneumonia, prosecutors said.
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He added that none of those students have contracted the disease.
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Currently, many families are being placed in private, government-contracted centers.
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Fitch believes that this rapid uptrend in contracted sales is unsustainable.
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The FBI has routinely contracted Cellebrite over the last five years.
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Also in August, transportation employment as a whole contracted by 4,100.
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They forged ahead as the ceilings dropped and the pathways contracted.
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Mr. Sandler has been contracted to create six movies for Netflix.
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Contracted sales in 2016 reached CNY31bn, exceeding management's target by 0003%.
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Lachazo worked for a third-party company contracted by Best Buy.
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The economy has contracted more than 7 percent in two years.
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As a result, Rodgers says she contracted herpes from the singer.
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Doctors later determined he had contracted a severe urinary tract infection.
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Second-quarter revenue contracted 3.6% to 5.68 billion dirhams, Reuters calculated.
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Euro zone factory activity contracted for a third month in April.
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The federal government has contracted services from Palantir since January 2010.
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So, according to the New York Times, she contracted one out.
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The CIA has contracted out cloud computing services with just Amazon.
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ON OUR RADAR The French culture minister has contracted the virus.
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One teenager shared that his family friend had contracted the virus.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) on Sunday said he's contracted the virus.
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It is not clear where the sailors initially contracted the virus.
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The person they contracted has already spent $14,000 making the table.
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He might have contracted typhus; he says it's just a rash.
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Measured annually, Turkey's economy has contracted for the past three quarters.
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Men's fashion week has contracted to a mere smattering of shows.
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She says in her lawsuit she contracted the STD from Usher.
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It contracted at a 1.83% pace in the July-September period.
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China's manufacturing sector contracted at the fastest pace ever last month.
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Investment in critical sectors like the auto industry has contracted sharply.
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Rather, the vote has expanded and contracted, through law and custom.
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I was a young professional woman contracted for occupational therapy services.
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An additional 33 staff members contracted the preventable virus as well.
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During this time, he cut himself and contracted a staph infection.
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That news came after two government ministers also contracted the disease.
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None of GM's employees have contracted the coronavirus, according to Barra.
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Li and Mei reportedly contracted the virus from the same patient.
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It's the first time the sector has contracted in four years.
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He also contracted mononucleosis in April, which set him back further.
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I cannot imagine the consequences for him if he'd contracted measles.
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Around 1.4 billion euros will be set aside for contracted generation.
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The sector contracted in August for the first time since 2356.
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December was the fifth straight month that the manufacturing sector contracted.
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Determine if these must be hires or can be contracted out.
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Germany, Europe's trade-sensitive economic engine, contracted in the second quarter.
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It was not immediately clear where the person contracted the disease.
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"Business owners have no responsibility to contracted riders," Mr. Jonker said.
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The couple contracted a studio, Raxo, to make a pilot episode.
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It was also the second consecutive month that the index contracted.
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The South African economy contracted in the third quarter of 2019.
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He did not know what it had been contracted to do.
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The economy has contracted and food and medical shortages are rampant.
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A level below 50 indicates that activity at America's factories contracted.
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Manufacturing has now contracted for the fourth month in a row.
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Currently, no health workers in the U.S. have contracted the virus.
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"Business owners have no responsibility to contracted riders," Mr. Jonker said.
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Germany, Europe's trade-sensitive economic engine, contracted in the second quarter.
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In the same quarter a year earlier, sales contracted by 24%.
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It contracted at a 1.83% pace in the July-September period.
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Sometimes their professions had contracted, resulting in a loss of jobs.
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Temple sweepers contracted by hair companies deliver it to their employers.
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Released detainees say many contracted lice, scabies, and other communicable diseases.
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LIQUIDITY Liquidity to Remain Adequate: Fitch believes Sunac had sufficient cash of CNY91 billion at end-1H17 to purchase the Wanda assets following strong contracted sales in 1H13, when its attributable contracted sales rose to CNY75 billion.
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LIQUIDITY Liquidity to Remain Adequate: Fitch believes Sunac had sufficient cash of CNY91 billion at end-1H17 to purchase the Wanda assets following strong contracted sales in 1H17, when its attributable contracted sales rose to CNY75 billion.
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However, its rating is constrained by higher leverage than most of the 'BB' category peers and relatively low contracted sales efficiencies (measured by contracted sales/gross debt) - due to its higher exposure to the commercial property segments.
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"It wasn't just the registry; it was a lot more files," Farrera-Brochez said, before ticking off the other records he said he found, like lists of people who'd contracted dengue and people who'd contracted swine flu.
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The company also has about 1,22018 people contracted as graders or reviewers.
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Germany's economy contracted by 0.2% in the third quarter of this year.
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In emerging Europe, Hungarian, Czech and Polish manufacturing expanded, whilst Russia contracted.
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"Contracted agents are independent contractors," Florida Blue spokesman Paul Kluding told CNBC.
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Koch intentionally contracted the HIV virus so he could then infect others?
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He contracted HIV in 2008, and it turned into full-blown AIDS.
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Doctors believe she contracted the virus during her second trimester of pregnancy.
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"There's absolutely no explanation as to how I contracted it," said Palma.
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Distemper cannot be contracted by humans, but it is transmissible to canines.
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The economy contracted by 0.1% quarter-on-quarter from April to June.
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The economy contracted for the first time in a decade in 2019.
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Data this week showed profits for industrial firms also contracted in April.
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The company reportedly contracted with Siemens and Motorola to modernize its gadgets.
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Moon Express has contracted five rockets from launch provider Rocket Lab USA.
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He also emphasized that the virus was not contracted by contaminated food.
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Yesterday, official figures showed German factory orders contracted 2.1% month-on-month.
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That has raised fears that other students might have contracted the virus.
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One person contracted hepatitis C at one of Harrington's clinics, they said.
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Residential investment contracted 0.2 percent in 2018, the worst performance since 2010.
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Spending on nonresidential structures contracted in both the third and fourth quarters.
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Last year, the LAC economy contracted by 0.1 percent, the IMF said.
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But it changed its tune as the rural economy contracted last year.
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Yuzhou's contracted sales jumped 116% yoy to CNY18.7bn in January-September 0003.
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The diplomats were serving in countries where Zika has already been contracted.
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Tina fell and scraped her knee, and contracted tetanus from the fall.
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Well, this woman contracted syphilis from her first husband, who then died.
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ISM manufacturing activity actually contracted and ISM services growth is slowing dramatically.
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She became confused and agitated and ultimately contracted a serious stomach infection.
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The Brazilian economy likely contracted at a 22.8 percent rate in 22015.
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The manufacturing sector has contracted five times in the last 12 months.
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Nigeria's economy had contracted 2.06 percent in the same quarter of 2016.
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The No Exceptions Prison Collective wants all those ICE-contracted facilities closed.
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The FBI ultimately contracted a third party to break into the phone.
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On Tuesday, this margin contracted to its tightest level since early January.
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Turkey's economy last contracted on an annual basis in 2009, by 4.7%.
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At its worst moment in 2011, the Greek economy contracted 9.1 percent.
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He no longer works for the contracted bus company, his attorney said.
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Yuzhou's contracted sales jumped 116% yoy to CNY0003bn in January-September 2016.
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The conditions even then were so bad that even Mandela contracted tuberculosis.
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In 250, nearly 2438,50 Americans contracted malaria locally, mostly in the south.
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The net interest margin however contracted 13 basis points to 1.62 percent.
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Last year, the market contracted for the first time since the 1990s.
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Steele's services were contracted by Fusion GPS, a Washington-based investigative firm.
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The diamond and uranium producer's economy contracted by 0.9 percent in 2017.
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The economy contracted 1.3 percent in June compared with May, Indec said.
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Their supply is expanded and contracted in order to maintain the peg.
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In total, 33 people have contracted E. coli, according to the CDC.
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ISM's U.S. manufacturing sector PMI for January, published Monday, showed activity contracted.
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Parents of the unvaccinated children say none of them have contracted measles.
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She has had three back operations and contracted malaria in early 20103.
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Also in March, exports contracted for a fourth month in a row.
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What is its impact on external people with whom it is contracted?
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In April, exports contracted a revised 0.3 percent from the year before.
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While in South Africa, Musk contracted the most severe form of malaria.
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None of the patients are believed to have contracted the virus abroad.
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She has contracted a fever that comes and goes for two weeks.
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StemExpress also contracted with private National Abortion Federation member Family Planning Specialists.
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In April, victims who contracted it in Angola were dying in Congo.
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Veterinarians thought the mice had contracted an infection or a skin disease.
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But it was unclear how he may have contracted a waterborne illness.
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CHINA: China's manufacturing sector contracted for the second straight month in January.
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The GDP has contracted by more than 15% every year since 2016.
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He was one of 1,100 people the government contracted to spy on.
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Verma has said consultants were contracted "to promote the programs" already underway.
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However, five Britons contracted rabies abroad from animals between 2000 and 2017.
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The new cases are believed to be the first cases contracted locally.
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Foxconn is the Taiwanese company contracted by Apple to manufacture the iPhone.
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Canadian factory activity also contracted but at a slower pace in January.
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Salmonella and Listeriosis can also be contracted from eating sushi gone bad.
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Greenland had contracted sales of CNY230bn in 2015, down 4% from 2014.
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The state has contracted Oregon-based Fortes Laboratories to examine the samples.
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It contracted for the third straight quarter in the last three months.
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Amidst blockades and aerial bombardments, an estimated 85033,000 Yemenis have contracted cholera.
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In the end, about 700 people contracted the virus and seven died.
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Two Amazon employees in Milan have contracted the coronavirus, the company said.
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Some suspect the economy even contracted on a quarter-on-quarter basis.
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Manufacturing activity in Europe also contracted last month, IHS Markit data shows.
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The manufacturing sector has contracted six times in the last 12 months.
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Some federation officials have also announced that they have contracted the virus.
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Test results confirmed that while asymptomatic, he had indeed contracted COVID-19.
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It may have contracted 5 percent last year, South Korean economists say.
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Mitch, who doesn't even have asthma, contracted it while we were there.
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We had a handful of infections, almost none of them contracted here.
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She's certain that she's contracted an intestinal bacteria that can be fatal.
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The next morning, Jazz teammate Donovan Mitchell had also contracted the virus.
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Several workers at the site, known as SDF9, had contracted COVID-19.
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That employee has now contracted the virus and is now receiving treatment.
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As of Tuesday, 713,960 people in the UK have contracted the coronavirus.
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That evening, the test results confirmed that he had contracted the virus.
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Turkey's economy last contracted on an annual basis in 2009, by 4.7%.
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I think Prospect Park contracted with some goats a couple years ago.
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On average, contracted workers' pay lags that of their direct employee peers.
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He later contracted the virus from a patient and died last month.
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During childhood, they contracted strep throat — an infection caused by streptococcal bacteria.
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Several workers at the site, known as SDF9, had contracted COVID-19.
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Eight people are confirmed to have contracted the illness on the island.
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Dr. Wang himself contracted the coronavirus, apparently during a visit to Wuhan.
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More troubling, business investment contracted from April through December of last year.
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As such, the right to vote has expanded and contracted over time.
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Exports contracted 5% from a year earlier, after falling 1.5% in September.
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His mother, who did not travel to Wuhan, later contracted the virus.
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Some did not wear full protective gear, and six contracted the virus.
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It is not yet known how or when he contracted the virus.
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Mexico's economy contracted last year for the first time in a decade.
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Over 24,000 people in at least 26 countries have contracted the coronavirus.
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More than a dozen Americans on the ship have contracted the virus.
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How she contracted the virus a second time is not yet clear.
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One thing that remains unknown, however, is how humans contracted the disease.
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The Pentagon has already contracted with SpaceX for some heavy military payloads.
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This performance, I'll be contracted to earn a percentage of ticket sales.
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He contracted Zika on a trip to a country with active transmission.
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Factory activity contracted in November for the fourth month in a row.
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The contracted certified nurse is no longer at the facility, he said.
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The space agency contracted Boeing in 2012 to build SLS's core components.
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The space agency contracted Boeing in 7373 to build SLS's core components.
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China's exports in November contracted for the fourth consecutive month, data showed.
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They contracted infections in their bloodstreams or joints, and all were hospitalized.
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If we contracted HPV from them, what did they get from us?
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Eventually, she contracted a flesh-eating disease while injecting fentanyl and heroin.
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Although there is a vaccine, there is no specific treatment once contracted.
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Over the years, Bible contracted coronary disease, diabetes and hypertension, they said.
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At least 173,200 people have contracted the virus and 830 have died.
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I've been doing this for three years, and I've not contracted anything.
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He could easily have contracted HIV and given it to his spouse.
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And their economy has contracted for three years in a row, drastically.
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So you're saying the market contracted when you were leaving the Olympics?
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Germany's economy contracted by 0.1% during the second quarter and a Reuters poll predicts it will have contracted by the same amount during the third quarter — one of the key reasons behind pessimism on the euro zone economy.
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Germany's economy contracted by 0.1% during the second quarter and a Reuters poll predicts it will have contracted by the same amount during the third quarter -- one of the key reasons behind pessimism on the euro zone economy.
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Germany's economy contracted by 0.1% during the second quarter and a Reuters poll predicts it will have contracted by the same amount during the third quarter -- one of the key reasons behind pessimism on the euro zone economy.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Total contracted sales to be around CNY10 billion-11 billion during 2017-2019; - Cash collection ratio at 92%-95% during 2017-2019; - Construction expenditure accounts for 103%-60% of contracted sales during 2017-2018 each year; - Land premium payment accounts for around 7%-14% of contracted sales during 2017-2018 each year.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Solid Contracted Sales: Xinyuan's strong contracted sales in 99223 and 1H16 were mainly driven by robust market sentiment in its core Tier 2 and satellite cities surrounding Tier 1 cities, namely Zhengzhou, Jinan, Suzhou and Kunshan.
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The draft contracted to two rounds; it did not expand to two rounds.
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Most of those who contracted the disease during those 242 months remain anonymous.
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The lawsuit does not explicitly say whether or not the woman contracted HIV.
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Construction stocks contracted 0.4 percent after hitting a 16-month high on Thursday.
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Manufacturing activity in May contracted by the most in more than three years.
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South Africa's GDP contracted by 3.2% in the first quarter of the year.
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Manufacturing output, however, contracted and there was no growth in the services industry.
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Still, the data showed the economy contracted 0.7 percent from April of 2016.
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Last year, the overall market contracted for the first time since the 1990s.
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Deutsch was contracted by Taco Bell to redesign the company's website, Legowiecki says.
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Spending on homebuilding contracted in the first quarter, the fifth straight quarterly decline.
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"Josh was only contracted for a couple of seasons," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Like they can only be contracted by someone who is dirty or immoral.
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Paris Companies was contracted to provide linens for all three of the hospitals.
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Activity contracted in Malaysia and Taiwan and slowed in the Philippines and Indonesia.
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Most importantly, make sure to keep your core contracted throughout the entire move.
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Celebrities are contracted to do a certain amount of promotion for these products.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted 6.33 percent in 2018, the biggest drop since 2010.
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Bildar Begum, a 20-year-old woman, contracted hepatitis A, according to neighbors.
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The spill was triggered by an explosion on the BP-contracted Transocean Ltd.
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The federal government contracted with a private company, FedLoan, to "service" the program.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted at a 2.8% annualized rate in the first quarter.
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Tesla has subsequently contracted another yet-unnamed outside manufacturer to produce the doors.
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We contracted out the bathroom renovations, which were a significant investment but unavoidable.
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Gal Gadot and Patty Jenkins are contracted for a second Wonder Woman movie.
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The company said same-store sales contracted by 20193% in the second quarter.
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But the manufacturing sector contracted in September, the second month in a row.
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Meanwhile, separate data showed India's annual industrial output contracted 3.2 percent in November.
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Doctors told him he had contracted a virus that was attacking his heart.
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Department store sales contracted 3.7 percent last month compared with the prior year.
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That's up from just one industry, wholesale trade, which contracted as of August.
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Sales of digital PC titles also contracted, falling 6 percent to $83 million.
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The boy and his mother are not sure how he contracted the infection.
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IHS MARKIT SAYS PMI DATA SUGGEST UK ECONOMY CONTRACTED BY 0.1% IN Q2
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The bottom line: May marked the 9th straight month manufacturing growth has contracted.
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In December, the trade-reliant economy's exports had contracted 3 percent on year.
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The State Department said two of its diplomats have contracted the disease. 4.
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I was transferred to a Bureau of Prisons–contracted juvenile facility in Montana.
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Cempra is contracted with BARDA for the development of solithromycin for pediatric use.
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" Clair was contracted to apply the techniques of visual journalism to "fictional worlds.
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PRA's government business has contracted with eGov for payment portal services since 2008.
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On average, acreage has contracted by 27 percent over the past five years.
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Feedr works with a number of sub-contracted platforms to do the deliveries.
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The assistant coroner agreed that Natalie had contracted E. coli from uncooked chicken.
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China's automotive market last year contracted for the first time since the 1990s.
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The southern African nation's economy has contracted in the last two financial years.
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But income across all units contracted during the year to end-June 2016.
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In January, the trade-reliant economy's exports had contracted 0.3 percent on year.
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Gross domestic product contracted by 2.24 percent year-on-year, the NBS said.
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They had contracted the disease in Africa, local media reported, and subsequently recovered.
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But GDP contracted 1.9 percent on-quarter, on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis.
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Indeed, in the first quarter of 2016, GDP contracted 0.5 percent on-quarter.
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It contracted for a fourth month in May - and at a faster pace.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted 212 percent in 20.3, the weakest performance since 0.73.
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The country's economy contracted 12 percent in 2015, according to the World Bank.
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The world's third-largest economy contracted an annualized 1.4 percent in October-December.
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For the week, CSI300 was down 1.3 percent, while SSEC contracted 1.1 percent.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted 0.3 percent in 6.13, the biggest drop since 2010.
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It is typically contracted by breathing mist from the water that contains it.
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In the third quarter of 2015, GDP contracted by 0.4%, as exports flagged.
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It is believed that baby Mariana contracted the deadly virus from a kiss.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted 0.2 percent in 2018, the weakest performance since 2010.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted 0.2 percent in 2018, the weakest performance since 4753.
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Germany's manufacturing sector contracted for the third month in a row, data showed.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted 2473 percent in 2000, the weakest performance since 10.03.
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The company's gross margins contracted more than expected, falling by 2.593 basis points.
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Providers who are in your network have to accept the insurer's contracted rate.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted 2344 percent in 2000, the weakest performance since 22008.
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By then, most children in those areas will have already contracted the disease.
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Participation in the inauguration was considered optional for the 80 seasonally contracted dancers.
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Nearly 500 pregnant women in the U.S. and its territories have contracted Zika.
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The main differentiating factor is its visibility of revenue from recurring contracted EBITDA.
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Gilson died in July 1916, while Tolkien contracted Trench Fever later that fall.
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GDP contracted by 3.8% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2016.
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Hong Kong's economy contracted 2.9% from a year ago amid domestic political unrest.
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Industrial output and construction activity for the month also contracted from August figures.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Akamai's revenue growth has slowed and its margins have contracted.
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Reports on Thursday showed factory activity contracted across Asia and Europe in July.
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Last month markets the first time the U.S. labor market contracted since 2010.
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In Europe, manufacturing activity contracted last month, according to data from IHS Markit.
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She contracted the virus from him and was diagnosed as positive in 2009.
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Despite the wider urban recovery, the economies of 90 metros contracted last year.
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I contracted a staph infection from a corrective surgery for the birth defect.
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Parabon Nanolabs, a DNA company based in Virginia, was contracted for the tests.
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Later shipped to Bergen-Belsen, she contracted scabies and then died of typhus.
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He has not taken a week off since 2001, when he contracted malaria.
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Khumbulani had contracted tuberculosis from his father at their rural homestead in 2016.
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New mortgage and consumer lending both grew , while new lending to SMEs contracted.
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For instance, while Weichai's domestic sales contracted in 2015, KION's revenue rose 9.0%.
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The network said that the plane was contracted by the Department of Defense.
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It wasn't immediately clear where the cargo was originally contracted for in Asia.
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The city's tax base has contracted since four of its 12 casinos closed.
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Investment in homebuilding contracted 0.3 percent in 6.33, the biggest drop since 2010.
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The cuts are of "support" staff that were contracted from a third party.
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Total debt/contracted sales was at 0.5x, similar to the 0.6x in 7503.
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The same time-spread in lead contracted from $25 to a $10.50 contango.
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Japan's economy contracted in the first quarter on weak investment, consumption, and exports.
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In May, the trade-reliant economy's exports contracted 4.8% from a year earlier.
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Last year multiple athletes contracted pretty nasty illnesses due to extensive water contamination.
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Many economists expect the UK economy will have contracted in the second quarter.
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Puerto Rico's economy contracted in nine of 10 years from 2006 through 2015.
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The five people who contracted Zika locally were two women and three men.
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It grew brighter and denser, then contracted into an oval of emerald light.
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North Korean officials said he had contracted botulism and taken a sleeping pill.
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He lost nearly 70 pounds, contracted multiple infections and underwent several more operations.
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Only 80,000 people have contracted the virus internationally (approximately) and 3,43 have died.
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The last time the economy contracted, the cloud business was just getting started.
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As of Sunday, more than 24,000 people in Germany had contracted the virus.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) said Monday that her husband has contracted the virus.
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Globally, more than 140,000 people have contracted Covid-19, according World Health Organization.
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Wednesday's statement did not detail how Diaz-Balart may have contracted the disease.
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In prison, Mr. Bekjanov lost his hearing in one ear and contracted tuberculosis.
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The senator said she had no idea how her husband contracted the virus.
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A Bush rep says he contracted an infection that spread to his blood.
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The size of the area affected by the disaster has expanded and contracted.
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Another angle: Seven members of a family in New Jersey contracted the virus.
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We contracted orchid delirium and tulip mania, and we have never fully recovered.
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A worker at LAX contracted coronavirus after screening incoming passengers for the illness
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Ms. Alagarasan, 32, is a New York-based contracted project manager for Google.
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During his stay, he contracted chickenpox and temporarily was isolated from other children.
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The city also did not adequately modernize the way it contracted for shelters.
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At least five veterans were confirmed to have contracted coronavirus as of Monday.
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An employee at financial giant TIAA has contracted coronavirus, Business Insider has learned.
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Animosity and racism against people who have contracted novel coronavirus has been rising.
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Almost 700 people on the ship contracted the virus and six people died.
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Then in May 2003, an Alibaba employee contracted SARS (she would ultimately survive).
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After Possas contracted the virus, his health quickly declined, and he was hospitalized.
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Amazon's contracted deliverypeople would then take the tests to a private diagnostic company.
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The couple are not the only A-listers to have contracted the virus.
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It is also true that if half the country contracted the coronavirus, a
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Of the 3,711 people aboard the cruise ship, 712 have contracted the coronavirus.
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Mirmohammadi's death comes as other top officials have contracted the virus in Iran.
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Of the 8 Americans who contracted Ebola, one died, according to the CDC.
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Hantavirus is primarily contracted by breathing air contaminated with rat feces and urine.
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Sauers was told that he had contracted a rare, life-threatening skin condition.
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The man's mother, who did not travel to Wuhan, later contracted the virus.
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Some contracted typhus as a result of being crowded in with the sick.
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They examined the blood before and after the children contracted the measles virus.
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Private prison corporations are now contracted for 6900 percent of ICE detention beds.
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The ISM's November manufacturing report released Monday contracted for the fourth straight month.
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The ministry says that 149 crew members contracted the virus onboard the ship.
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Two Chinese tourists who were visiting Italy had contracted the virus, Conte said.
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In 2019, the output from about 70% of the manufacturing sub-industries contracted.
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Wuhan doctor Li Wenliang contracted the coronavirus after being silenced by local police.
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Japan's economy contracted 6.3% in the last quarter of 2019, after an Oct.
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Official data show manufacturing output contracted by 1.5% in 2019 as a whole.
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Russian oil output contracted in January by 100,000 bpd, Energy Ministry data showed.
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New export orders among services contracted for the sixth month in a row.
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Of the million tonnes already contracted, about 700,53 tonnes have left the country.
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In France, industrial output contracted 1.1 percent on a monthly basis in June.
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HSV-1 typically affects oral mucous membranes and is often contracted during childhood.
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These infections account for some of the most serious pathogens contracted in hospitals.
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The accused include six current and former employees and a contracted certified nurse.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the surname of a contracted worker.
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Authorities know details of when and where the man contracted the virus only.
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In total, 44 Americans traveling on the Diamond Princess have contracted COVID-19.
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Jahangiri has contracted the coronavirus, Al Jazeera reported, citing Iran's Fars news agency.
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But for most everyone else in America, the boundaries of freedom have contracted.
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At least 159 people contracted the disease during an outbreak lasting several months.
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Especially since he was contracted to promote the building from 2010 to 2015.
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At one point, he contracted pneumonia while his immune system was run down.
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Sub-contracted employees at the Avon facility complain of being second-class citizens.
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Country Garden's total contracted sales (includes contracted sales from the company and its subsidiaries, as well as its joint ventures and associates) of CNY125.1bn and land acquisition rate of 40.9% for the six months to June 2016 were at historic highs.
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"ICE ERO will re-evaluate the existing inspection scope and methodology in the statement of work for annual and biennial contracted inspections, and has already initiated several steps to bolster the division's quality-assurance process for contracted inspections," the statement reads.
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Tahoe's attributable contracted sales rose 7503% to CNY34.3 billion in 2016, and the company will increase its churn rate from 2017 with contracted sales estimated at above CNY50 billion in the first nine months of the year despite unfavourable government policies.
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Oil prices sunk to a nearly one-month low on Tuesday following data that showed U.S. manufacturing activity in August contracted for the first time in three years and euro zone manufacturing activity contracted for a seventh month in August.
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You can argue with a store owner; you can't argue with the call-center representative of the company contracted to maintain the point-of-sale machine owned by the other company contracted by the multinational conglomerate that owns the store.
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These facilities are all operated by non-profit groups, which are contracted by ORR.
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FEMA contracted out for vital supplies that were perilously slow in reaching the island.
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Furthermore, more than 99353% of the Guangdong contracted sales were from the Shenzhen region.
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It calls for insurers to pay doctors and hospitals the local median contracted rate.
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Mexico's economy contracted in the second quarter for the first time in three years.
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We concluded that he must have contracted Zika and transmitted it to me sexually.
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Residential construction contracted at a 3.5 percent rate, marking the fourth straight quarterly decline.
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Its scale is also smaller than Jingrui in terms of contracted sales and EBITDA.
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She explained to Thomason that syphilis is contracted through sex and can be treated.
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The Tennessee farm infected with avian flu was contracted to sell birds to Tyson.
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LVGEM's small scale and volatile contracted sales constrain the rating to the 'B' category.
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"Eighty percent of parents we surveyed are working beyond their contracted hours," she says.
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It also prioritizes South African suppliers and is contracted to use 65% local materials.
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Investment in mining exploration contracted at a 39.6 percent rate in the fourth quarter.
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The company was contracted by neither FEMA nor Puerto Rican authorities after Hurricane Maria.
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Huawei and HTC, instead, have been reportedly contracted to build this year's Nexus phones.
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The men had used a condom, and Rhoades's partner had not contracted the virus.
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As of Thursday, an additional 20 people on the ship have contracted the virus.
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Two other patients had contracted the viruses through spouses who had been to China.
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Greenland had contracted sales of CNY111bn in 1H16, up 34% from a year earlier.
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For which we work, says Kennedy B. By whom we are contracted, says Jer.
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Boeing is the company that was contracted to design and build these docking adapters.
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The region also contracted RUB1.3 billion of subsidised budget loans at 103% interest rate.
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They contracted cyclosporiasis, the same disease that McDonald's customers recently caught from eating salad.
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Abans' EBITDAR margin contracted almost 400bp in FY17 on lower sales and cost pressures.
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Over the past year, the manifest of Falcon Heavy grew to five contracted missions.
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While treating patients, Li, 34, contracted the virus himself and died on February 6.
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Margins also contracted in Exxon's chemicals segment, where earnings were down by $56 million.
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It was almost nauseatingly rich; my throat contracted, and my eyes watered with pleasure.
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The number of measles cases contracted in America for each imported case is increasing.
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In the West African outbreak, two in five people who contracted the virus died.
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The country's economy contracted in the final quarter of 2016, performing worse than projected.
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Nigeria's economy contracted in the first quarter and officials have said recession is likely.
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Indeed, a reading on medium-sized and small manufacturers showed activity contracted this month.
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This isn't the first time that an allergy has been contracted by a surgery.
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Factory activity in the eurozone contracted at the fastest pace in nearly six years.
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Initially expected to hospitalized be for 10 days, Bolsonaro contracted pneumonia, extending his stay.
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Most of those cases, however, were contracted overseas, where the virus is more prevalent.
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Three of those individuals were visitors to the area when they contracted the virus.
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Joe Dowdle on Tocantins was pulled when he contracted an infection in his knee.
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As yet, no athletes have been confirmed to have contracted the highly contagious virus.
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The latest wave of functions being contracted out includes administrative work, marketing and training.
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Dalton contracted lymphoma as a result of his transplant, and has since been treated.
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In October, the services sector had contracted for the first time since May 2016.
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Are you going to disrupt the basic physical facts of buildings and contracted labor?
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DOH believes the mother contracted the infection while living in Brazil in May 20153.
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As an added measure, FEMA instructed contracted staff to complete additional DHS privacy training.
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They were often only hospitalized in the asylum if they had contracted an STI.
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It had multiple fractures to its right wing and had contracted a bone infection.
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In January-April, exports contracted 1.86% from a year earlier while imports declined 1.08%.
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Earlier, an official survey showed China's factory sector contracted for the sixth straight month.
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The tool was partially powered by AI and partially the work of contracted employees.
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Furthermore, more than 50% of the Guangdong contracted sales were from the Shenzhen region.
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The U.S. services sector unexpectedly contracted in February, an industry report showed on Wednesday.
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This contracted lending environment is something affordable housing experts manage day in and out.
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"I hear the government contracted for a system that's the wrong system," Trump said.
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All previous U.S. cases had been in people who contracted the virus while abroad.
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When he was 133 years old, he contracted rickets, a muscle and bone disease.
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Sales to Europe contracted 14.0 percent in May after gaining 20.6 percent in April.
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The harshest decline was 222-238.1, when the global book market contracted 22015 percent.
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According to the North Koreans, he then contracted botulism and fell into a coma.
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Guangzhou R&F's contracted sales in 2015 were flat compared to 225, at CNY29559bn.
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The U.S. government spends nearly half a trillion dollars on contracted work each year.
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Exports grew 0.16 percent in August, then contracted again in September, by 0.59 percent.
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And as a result, about one in four victims contracted the HIV/AIDS virus.
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Colombia has confirmed that more than 2,100 pregnant women have contracted the Zika virus.
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The Singapore-based company was contracted to clean, stock and refuel the Navy ships.
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When Trump's mentor Roy Cohn contracted AIDS, Trump cut him off from his life.
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Pyongyang reported that Warmbier contracted botulism, was given a sedative, and entered a coma.
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Around 650 children have contracted measles and at least 223 are suffering from malnutrition.
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For all the group's products, its contracted factories employ 2200m workers in 256 countries.
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Most lobbyists are contracted by companies or associations that represent groups with shared interests.
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Yet the budgets of many state-run schools were slashed as the economy contracted.
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Dr. Bell said researchers did not know how the patient contracted the resistant bacteria.
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Rabies can only be contracted through direct contact with an infected animal or individual.
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From a year earlier, the economy contracted 2.9%, the same as the preliminary drop.
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Gross fixed capital formation contracted by 2.6 percent from a 1.3 percent expansion previously.
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She found local produce from four nearby farms and contracted out for the rest.
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Ten people who are not Florida residents have also contracted Zika in the state.
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New export orders, an indicator of future activity, contracted for a third straight month.
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A star baseball player contracted the Zika virus during the offseason, he said Tuesday.
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All four of the previous cases occurred in people who contracted Zika in Venezuela.
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In the year 1964, nearly 12.5 million people in the US contracted the disease.
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Funds contracted under state mechanisms represented 58% of direct debt (EUR12.9bn) at end-2014.
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Retail food prices had contracted for two months through June from a year earlier.
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As a boy, he contracted polio and was bedridden for months, but he recovered.
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A reading below 50 indicates that manufacturing activity contracted compared to the previous month.
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"REITs posted similar earnings growth, yet their multiples contracted," said Cordes at Cohen & Steers.
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All of the women are believed to have contracted the virus while traveling abroad.
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Its 89% contracted sales growth in 2016 raised its leverage and churn ratio considerably.
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His mom contracted Legionnaires' at Flint's McLaren hospital while being treated for a migraine.
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Zuma was contracted by Northrop Grumman on behalf of an unknown US government entity.
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Last summer the company turned some of its contracted workers into part time employees.
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Six other people have contracted the virus overseas and returned home carrying the infection.
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Shipments out of Asia's fourth-largest economy contracted for a fourth month in March.
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Those providers agree to accept your insurer's contracted rate as payment for their services.
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The lessee may also decide to purchase the vehicle, for that contracted residual value.
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Germany's economy contracted by 0.1% between April and June, according to data released Wednesday.
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It was unclear whether the virus was contracted from travelers or via community spread.
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The three Maryland patients contracted the coronavirus on a Nile River cruise in Egypt.
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Even several high-ranking members of the Iranian government have also contracted the virus.
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Like most people who have contracted the virus, he had experienced mostly mild symptoms.
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The couple are the first major U.S. celebrities known to have contracted COVID-19.
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ESPN reported that the team contracted with a private company to conduct the tests.
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The couple met when she was contracted to promote his administration in political advertising.
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They are contracted by outsourcing giant ISS, which is currently conducting a consultation process.
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However, the U.S. manufacturing sector contracted for the first time since 2016 last month.
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When a vaccine was considered effective, 3.9 percent of unvaccinated people contracted the flu.
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China's factory activity contracted again in July, according to a private survey on Thursday.
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The export-driven economies of Japan and Germany both contracted in the third quarter.
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A year later, having contracted polio, he lost the use of his legs, forever.
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It contracted the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute in Albuquerque to carry out the tests.
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I use PoV Sport, a machine that uses electricity to keep your muscles contracted.
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In fact, the vast majority of the people who contracted the 1918 flu survived.
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The department previously revealed that eight Transportation Security Administration officers had contracted COVID-19.
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About 6 percent of those who have contracted the virus in Italy have died.
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The couple are the first major U.S. celebrities known to have contracted COVID-19.
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The actor says he's contracted COVID-19, and he's placed himself in self-quarantine.
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As a result, two out of every three people who contracted the disease died.
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Out of the patients who remain, 31 of 35 tested have contracted the coronavirus.
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Maria Cantwell's D.C. office contracted coronavirus, marking the first known case on Capitol Hill.
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The contract workers are employed by third-parties contracted by Exxon for refinery maintenance.
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Interestingly, the stated battery life has actually contracted, from 12 down to 11 hours.
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"Growth in China slowed, and output in Germany and Japan contracted," the WSJ added.
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On Tuesday, an account impersonating the BBC falsely said Daniel Radcliffe contracted the coronavirus.
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The following day, he announced he had contracted the disease in a Medium post.
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Day by day, the number of local people who contracted the virus was rising.
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Eighty-nine of the people who contracted the infection had recently traveled to Mexico.
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According to the association of purchasing managers, demand and consumption both contracted in August.
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As of Monday, 21 percent of all Canadian cases contracted right here at home.
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Shortly after the evacuation, Mr. Krongauz contracted cochlear neuritis, losing hearing in one ear.
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The country's economy had already contracted by nearly 7% last year, the presentation showed.
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The contract workers are employed by third-parties contracted by Exxon for refinery maintenance.
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Cowen believes he contracted the COVID-19 virus on the flight home to London.
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It appears they contracted the illness through community transmission in San Francisco, he added.
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The 2010 spill began after a deadly explosion on a BP-contracted Transocean Ltd.
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Over 17,000 people, including at least 11 in the US, have contracted the coronavirus.
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Children that have contracted chickenpox, for example, are immune to the disease as adults.
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Several people were found to have contracted an unknown pneumonia similar to SARS there.
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Vietnam also announced that three of its citizens contracted the virus after visiting Wuhan.
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Supplies have been contracted for with 2628 international firms building new facilities in Mexico.
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NEV sales had jumped almost 62% last year as the broader auto market contracted.
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First, hospitals became the place where most people contracted SARS, 72 percent of them.
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Since its creation in 1999, Fies has contracted more than 2.3 million subsidized loans.
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But the trend was improving during the third quarter, when sales contracted 0.9 percent.
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They were thought to have contracted the flu-like virus in Italy's Lombardy region.
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They had contracted their torsos, rounding their backs while looking away from the audience.
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She is believed to have contracted the disease during a recent trip to China.
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Six months ago I contracted for a book that was undoubtedly a sure thing.
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Meanwhile, most of the 60 confirmed U.S. cases of the virus were contracted abroad.
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Community spread means that it is unknown how the patient contracted the novel coronavirus.
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Statistics South Africa said manufacturing output contracted by 3.6% year-on-year in November.
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The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Index has now contracted for four straight months.
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Markets will initially react to Friday's IIP figures for December, which contracted 0.4 percent.
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Most of the cases were among detainees, though five workers also contracted the virus.
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Reiter also testified that Dershowitz had contracted private investigators to look into his background.
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Facing blockades and bombardments, over a million Yemenis are believed to have contracted cholera.
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I have been a contributing editor - contracted freelancer - with Vanity Fair for 6 years.
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However, business investment contracted by 1%, far more than a previous estimate of 0.6%.
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Elias contracted the work out to Fusion GPS, which had the connection to Steele.
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The September industrial output too contracted 4.3%, following a decline of 1.4% in August.
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On Tuesday, computers throughout the world contracted malware similar to ransomware known as Petya.
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Liu Ximei, the activist at the movie's center, contracted the virus as a girl.
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The government is making sure Google is contracted as a "'business associate" with Ascension.
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I've followed the Knicks for decades now, and my sons soon contracted my affliction.
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Mexico's economy contracted 0.1% percent last year, its first such decline in a decade.
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Their calming effect counters the stress that results in contracted muscles, tightness and pain.
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Knowles' day job is running the state-contracted motor vehicle licensing office in Ferguson.
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Well, First Look only really contracted us to do an episode through the election.
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But Azwar still found himself having unprotected sex with men, and eventually contracted HIV.
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Walmart declined to clarify whether the supplier in question had contracted with Yingshan prison.
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Investigators found at least one of them may have contracted herpes from the incident.
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It was really hard telling the person I'd contracted herpes from about the diagnosis.
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According to The Wrap, the actress can travel within the United States and British Columbia, as she is contracted to finish work in the area — however, she must relinquish her passport by December 2019 if she does not have any more contracted work.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Pace of land acquisitions to be stable in 2017 and 2018 at 40%-0003% of contracted sales - Contracted sales estimated on sellable resources in the next 12-18 months.
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Intimacy, illness and stigma have been ingredients of "It Follows" (2015), about a sexually transmitted condition that draws bloodthirsty stalkers; "Contracted" (93) and its sequel, "Contracted: Phase II" (2015), about a flesh-destroying S.T.D.; and "Teeth" (2007), about a man-hungry vagina dentata.
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Contracted Sales Growth to Slow: Fitch expects Greenland's contracted sales to be sustained at around CNY280 billion in 2017, slowing down in 2H17 as the Chinese authorities continue to implement increasingly stricter measures to curb property prices and restrict residential property transactions.
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In January-July, exports contracted 1.91% from a year earlier and imports were down 1.81%.
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That was far greater than expected, another indication the economy contracted in the first quarter.
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Earlier figures from Germany, Europe's largest economy, showed factory growth contracted for a second month.
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So Traywick, who says he contracted herpes five years ago, volunteered himself as lab rat.
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The Treasury and MBS holdings have contracted by about $400 billion since the operation began.
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In Greece, data showed the economy contracted 1.2 percent in the last quarter of 2016.
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Data from last month was discouraging, showing auto sales plunged and service sector activity contracted.
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The U.S. economy's manufacturing sector contracted further in December, according to an earlier ISM report.
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It is expected to have contracted 0.75% year on year, according to a Reuters poll.
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That did not change for the slaves who were contracted to build the White House.
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Russian oil output contracted in January by 100,000 bpd, Energy Ministry data showed on Thursday.
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Berry said that law enforcement is unaware of any alleged victim that contracted the virus.
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French business activity unexpectedly contracted, further fanning fears about slowing growth in the euro area.
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For example, humans contracted the SARS coronavirus from civet cats, which caught it from bats.
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On a quarterly, non-seasonally adjusted basis, GDP contracted 0.52 percent in the first quarter.
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By the numbers: More than 6.7 million people, mostly young children, contracted measles in 2017.
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But it's possible that these patients contracted the virus long before they developed a fever.
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We can no longer accept this corporate practice of keeping contracted workers at arm's length.
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He contracted viral infections, including rhinovirus, and pleural neuropathy or nerve damage in his legs.
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It also contracted with independent cybersecurity firm Mandiant to assess the scope of the attack.
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NEV sales jumped almost 62 percent last year even as the broader auto market contracted.
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The WFP in Lebanon is busy analysing masses of transaction-level data from contracted shops.
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In December alone, the economy contracted by 0.4 percent, the biggest fall since March 2016.
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Nancy Reed contracted the infection after she fell in Harvey's contaminated floodwater and injured herself.
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At that point, the firm's attorneys contracted an outside firm, Helios, to handle the claim.
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As we first reported ... Justin contracted Lyme disease, which went undiagnosed for most of 2019.
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A married couple who contracted the virus were just discharged from a Chicago-area hospital.
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These were not necessarily requests from women who'd even contracted the Zika virus, Aiken said.
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In Contracted, a mysterious STD causes the infected to become zombie-like and increasingly violent.
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Its economy is already struggling: GDP contracted in the first three months of this year.
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North Korea denied torturing Warmbier, claiming he had contracted botulism — a conclusion American doctors dispute.
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CORRECTION: The headline of this story incorrectly stated the people thought to have contracted norovirus.
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Another was the death of his daughter, who contracted leukaemia at the age of three.
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"Josh was only contracted for a couple of seasons," a source told PEOPLE in September.
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Sores had erupted on his body from the scabies he contracted in a Libyan jail.
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There are some people demanding payment, claiming to work, but weren't ever contracted or approved.
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The virus is easily preventable through immunization, but there's no cure once it is contracted.
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At the same time, mortality rates for those who have contracted malaria dropped by 0003%.
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The conference has been essentially contracted out to corporations, lobbyists, PR people and career politicians.
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As at June 0003, nearly all the group's FY18 budgeted revenue was contracted or reserved.
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However, when the new team arrived, Soufan instinctively disliked the contracted psychologist, Dr. James Mitchell.
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He is also the head of a group called Mobilize, which contracted with the DNC.
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The contracted doctor also must have admitting privileges at a hospital designated to handle emergencies.
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The Chinese homebuilder's ratings are supported by its strong contracted sales and moderate margin recovery.
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Tier 2 cities contributed 61% and 62% of contracted sales in 1H16 and 8523, respectively.
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In 2015 the republic's GRP contracted 2.4%, slower than the national average decline of 183%.
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Growth in government investment accelerated, but spending on homebuilding contracted for a sixth straight quarter.
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"During oral sex, things can be contracted like herpes and human papilloma virus," Uchyital said.
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An alarming number of people have apparently contracted it from kissing their fine fowl companions.
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The vaccination program contracted the geographical area at risk for Ebola by up to 70%.
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Profits earned by China's industrial firms contracted in June after briefly gaining the previous month.
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Manufacturing activity contracted for a sixth month and at its sharpest rate since late 2012.
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The capital position was supported by deleveraging, as the loan book contracted 66573% in 1H16.
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Passenger traffic notably contracted after the November attacks in Paris by 3%, the company said.
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South African private sector activity contracted for the first time in six months in July.
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We were contracted to support security for the tour and on-the-ground venue teams.
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From there, the company contracted a lawyer to take the issue to court in Austria.
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Some were shipped across the country to another ORR-contracted jail in Yolo County, California.
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With China buying less, South Korean exports have contracted for the past 14 straight months.
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The comedian contracted with San Francisco-based software product strategy, design and development firm Yeti.
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Japan's economy contracted again in the fourth quarter of 1003, shrinking by an annualised 2100%.
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The economy contracted in the second quarter due to the impact of wildfires in Alberta.
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In 2017, almost 600 people in California contracted the disease, with 20 dying from it.
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The company's contracted sales almost doubled to CNY373 billion in 2016 from a year earlier.
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Another example is the British magician Wayne Dobson, who contracted multiple sclerosis at age 29.
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Before the advent of vaccines, nearly every child contracted measles before the age of 22019.
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We expect Future Land to maintain consolidated contracted sales of more than CNY3371852bn per year.
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Turkish, Russian and South African manufacturing activity contracted in June, hit by slowing new orders .
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Creamer runs Americans United for Change, an organization contracted by the DNC and Clinton campaigns.
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Ten people have contracted leptospirosis, a disease spread in drinking water contaminated by animal excrement.
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It was named after the Indian capital, where one of the researchers first contracted it.
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But it requires more data to assess whether the economy contracted in the first quarter.
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U.S. manufacturing activity contracted in February, but there were signs the embattled sector was stabilizing.
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The company currently has 3003 machines contracted out to 32 clients in eight different states.
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These policies would have further contracted the island's economy and would be outright dangerous now.
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In two cases in Arizona last year, babies born in home tubs contracted the disease.
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The company also said that contracted sales for 2015 came to about 4.4 billion pounds.
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The International Monetary Fund estimated Venezuela's economy contracted by at least 7 percent in 2015.
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The manifest for Falcon Heavy has grown to five contracted missions, including three commercial missions.
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Most poultry farmers are contracted to grow for a very few large poultry processing plants.
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Australian shares rose 0.91 percent despite data showing the economy contracted in the third quarter.
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Looks like the city of Montréal sub-contracted it Christmas tree to Charlie Brown. pic.twitter.
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Airlines outsourced security to contracted security firms whose workers were often poorly trained and underpaid.
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My teammate, who was starting over me, contracted walking pneumonia two days before the game.
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Forthcoming revisions could show that the Scottish economy contracted in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Its cash collection of contracted sales was a healthy 80%-88% over the same period.
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The economy contracted in April and May, according to Indec, prompting worries of a recession.
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The bacterial disease is often contracted from water and soil in the aftermath of storms.
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All contracted the virus outside the United States, in a lab or through unprotected sex.
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Still, Cook was careful to point out that smartphone sales overall in China have contracted.
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Ibushi is going by the name Ibushi, and he's not an exclusive WWE-contracted talent.
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Her father, José Calvo, 61, had contracted Chagas' disease, a sickness caused by a parasite.
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So far, all of the reported cases in the United States have been contracted elsewhere.
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Data from last month was discouraging, showing auto sales plunged and service-sector activity contracted.
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Business investment has contracted for two straight quarters because of Trump's trade war with China.
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Infections are contracted by consuming food or water contaminated with the fecal bacteria Vibrio cholerae.
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In 1977, Oracle was contracted to create its namesake database program code for the CIA.
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Fusion GPS contracted with Christopher Steele, and ex-British intelligence agent, to produce the dossier.
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The North Koreans said Warmbier contracted botulism while in prison and slipped into a coma.
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They returned to France when Denis was thirteen, after she and her sister contracted polio.
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Doctors eventually concluded that she'd contracted a deadly brain infection called primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM).
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A reading below 50 indicates that the manufacturing sector contracted compared to the previous month.
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A group of about 80 contracted Google employees voted to form a union Tuesday afternoon.
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Hong Kong's economy contracted 2.9% in the third quarter of 2019 from a year ago.
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North Korea: Warmbier contracted botulism Warmbier was one of four Americans detained in North Korea.
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This comes after retail sales contracted for the first time in seven months in September.
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And so is ABC, the network contracted to broadcast the Oscars until at least 2028.
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Ethiopia has also contracted British firm Blake Emergency Services to recover and return the remains.
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As there was no final decision, Elliott had not yet exhausted the contracted-for remedies.
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A survey on Monday showed manufacturing activity contracted in December for a second straight month.
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Since 1996, the newspaper workforce has contracted by more than 20,000 jobs, about 39 percent.
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When he contracted the deadly Greyscale disease, she sent him away to find a cure.
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Brazil's manufacturing sector last contracted in June 2018, according to the IHS Markit PMI figures.
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He and his family were contracted to work for various Democratic lawmakers, including Wasserman Schultz.
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In 22019-03, more than 14,000 people in the United States contracted West Nile virus.
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The Associated Press reported that in all of the cases, the mothers contracted Zika abroad.
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It contracted Cushman & Wakefield, where Luckie served as manager, for the project in June 2013.
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North Carolina has a medical examiner system in which contracted health professionals investigate unexpected deaths.
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It's unknown whether the baby contracted the virus in the womb or during the labor.
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With a former passenger having contracted the virus, the boat was soon placed under quarantine.
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By that point, over 9,000 people had contracted the coronavirus and over 460 were dead.
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They were waiting for test results to determine whether Ms. Morin had contracted the coronavirus.
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Park warned that he still contracted the coronavirus even though he lived a healthy lifestyle.
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A number of news organizations have confirmed that some of their employees contracted the virus.
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Nearly 1 in 5 who had contracted the virus either became seriously ill or died.
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Katie Simon is working on a memoir about the year she contracted the plague bacteria.
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Imports have contracted and survey respondents voiced their concerns about demand and supply chain issues.
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Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, for example, have announced they contracted the virus.
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Nearly 9,24.6 people have died across the globe and almost 25,27 have contracted the disease.
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Later, on the battlefield of a Prussian war with France, he contracted diphtheria and dysentery.
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Holland is currently contracted for two more standalone Spider-Man movies alongside director Jon Watts.
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Factory output in America surprisingly contracted in August for the first time in three years.
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Under tighter sanctions, Iran's economy has contracted sharply and inflation is running at 50 percent.
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The clause permitted a team to opt out if its conference required 22 contracted games.
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On Friday, he became the first of those leaders known to have contracted the disease.
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The numbers were stark: Economic output contracted 0003 percent in the last quarter of 2000.
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For nearly two years, the economy largely held up; as housing contracted, other sectors grew.
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As Death and Taxes recently pointed out, McConnell contracted polio as a two-year-old.
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And now that she has contracted R.S.V. once, she no longer needs to take it.
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In China, where the novel coronavirus originated, more than 3,000 healthcare workers contracted the virus.
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The young man's hands rested on two pillows, wrists bent and fingers contracted into fists.
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He was the first African man to have contracted and be cured of the virus.
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I wondered if there was a plan in place if the President contracted the virus.
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Turkey's economy contracted a less-than-expected 1.5% in the second quarter of the year.
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Immediately after she contracted the disease, the airline mandated all flight attendants get measles shots.
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The world's top auto market contracted for the first time last year since the 1990s.
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The Russian military said on Monday that none of its servicemen had contracted the coronavirus.
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Other Brazilian outlets also reported that the first test showed Bolsonaro had contracted the coronavirus.
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The Assembly said on Friday that a snack bar worker had also contracted the virus.
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Her biggest worry now is that she may have contracted the virus during the trip.
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Still, after the economy contracted last year, Padilla said the outlook for Mexico was unclear.
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The Assembly said on Friday that a snack bar worker had also contracted the virus.
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By that point, over 9,000 people had contracted the illness and over 460 were dead.
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Day-to-day management is contracted out to the Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organization.
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Harris had been contracted by the Housing Partnership Inc to renovate and restore abandoned homes.
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Li later contracted the virus himself, from one of his patients, and died earlier today.
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At least 705 people contracted the virus during the quarantine, four of whom have died.
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After a month of treatment, though, Dad contracted an infection and had to be hospitalized.
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Chinese boats had in 2011 harassed a survey ship contracted by PXP's unit, Forum Energy.
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A report released Monday shows the U.S. manufacturing sector contracted for the fourth consecutive month.
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On Sunday, Amazon confirmed that two of its employees in Italy had contracted the disease.
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Amazon told Reuters it was unaware of any US employees who had contracted the virus.
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The group contracted Fisher Industries, a North Dakota construction firm, to erect the half-mile.
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Four other patients in that ward also contracted the disease, presumably from the first patient.
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Health officials were still trying to figure out how Patient No. 31 contracted the disease.
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Manufacturing has contracted for five straight months, as reflected by contracting orders, production, and employment.
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Hong Kong's Census and Statistics Department reported that GDP contracted 0.4% in the second quarter.
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More than 40 people in China have contracted a new coronavirus whose symptoms resemble pneumonia.
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Rocket Lab has contracted to soon launch the Electron vehicle to orbit from Campbell's facility.
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The man's mother, 72, contracted the coronavirus from him and is hospitalized in stable condition.
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He said the time for residents to make repairs from Hurricane Dorian had also contracted.
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An earlier briefing reported a further 313 people had contracted the deadly flu-like virus.
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Gianotti contracted the H1N1 virus in 2009 and was housebound for more than two weeks.
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Meanwhile, fresh data showed UK services activity unexpectedly contracted, suggesting country was flirting with recession.
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"I was not initially contracted by Capstone to engage in any lobbying activities," he wrote.
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Since the decision, hotel employment has slowed, wages have stagnated, and total earnings have contracted.
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Its gross domestic product contracted by 220006 percent in 2202 and 2628 percent last year.
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Her family say staff refused to touch Karwah because she had contracted Ebola in 2014.
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The helicopter was contracted by the New York Power Authority, spokesman Paul DeMichele told CNN.
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Mr. Aschoff had contracted pneumonia about a month ago, according to his social media posts.
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The company contracted United Launch Alliance to deliver two test flights and six service flights.
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The transaction passed through a Democratic lawyer who contracted the work out to Fusion GPS.
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A Florida teen's life was tragically cut short when she contracted mononucleosis, her family says.
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Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson, who contracted Steele to produce the dossier, disputes that account.
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Imports in November contracted 13.78% from a year earlier, after falling 7.57% the previous month.
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Zamzam's condition improved slightly, but her older sister died in late September, having contracted tetanus.
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All three of the region's largest economies contracted in the first quarter of the year.
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"A significant percentage of this indebtedness has been contracted in foreign currency," the decree said.
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The Russian military said on Monday that none of its servicemen had contracted the coronavirus.
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CA was contracted by Donald Trump's presidential campaign, and the Brexit Leave campaign, in 2016.
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Ms. Hall contracted herpes from the assault, which led to a meningitis and encephalitis infection.
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People have contracted rabies from bats even though they had no evidence of a bite.
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